Minimoog voyager

[waketek]

I have one and I love it! My good friend and partner in making music has an original model D and they sound almost identical....The original does not always stay in exact tune so you sort of have an extra detuning type sound to it which makes a subtle difference. I can say I do not use mine to make the typicle Moog sounds, becuase the Voyager has massive storage (at least with version 3.0) I can save all my tweaked out creations which is a god send. It is pricy for a mono but True Analog yet new and stable with memory storage, Midi, X,Y,Z control pad...the list goes on. I also have a A6, and a DSI Poly Evolver (I am going to add a rack Poly or evolver to add at least one additional voice if not 4) so I am not one to back down to dumping $$$ on a synth if it is what I want and or need to get the sounds/Performance that I am looking for. F5D is right though if it is typical Moog sounds you are after the Studio Electronics module will work well for the moog sounds and the Little Phatty will sit in the mix better than the Voyager but the functions you lose on the LP are not something to look past with out verifying you will not need them. The voyager is not just a Minimoog it is also it's own synth and what can be done on it shows. I can highly recomend it if you have the $$ and are looking at one for your musical needs.

Why did my user status revert back to Newbie...? Strange..I have been around quite sometime I just do not get as much time to post as others....

[jasedee]

Originally Posted by waketek

Why did my user status revert back to Newbie...? Strange..I have been around quite sometime I just do not get as much time to post as others....

Take it like a man.... Newb!

[The girl next door]

Originally Posted by waketek

I have one and I love it! My good friend and partner in making music has an original model D and they sound almost identical....The original does not always stay in exact tune so you sort of have an extra detuning type sound to it which makes a subtle difference. I can say I do not use mine to make the typicle Moog sounds, becuase the Voyager has massive storage (at least with version 3.0) I can save all my tweaked out creations which is a god send. It is pricy for a mono but True Analog yet new and stable with memory storage, Midi, X,Y,Z control pad...the list goes on. I also have a A6, and a DSI Poly Evolver (I am going to add a rack Poly or evolver to add at least one additional voice if not 4) so I am not one to back down to dumping $$$ on a synth if it is what I want and or need to get the sounds/Performance that I am looking for. F5D is right though if it is typical Moog sounds you are after the Studio Electronics module will work well for the moog sounds and the Little Phatty will sit in the mix better than the Voyager but the functions you lose on the LP are not something to look past with out verifying you will not need them. The voyager is not just a Minimoog it is also it's own synth and what can be done on it shows. I can highly recomend it if you have the $$ and are looking at one for your musical needs.

Why did my user status revert back to Newbie...? Strange..I have been around quite sometime I just do not get as much time to post as others....

I am Loving my MiniMoog VSTi like hell at the moment,so much so i wanna go one step further..I want it mainly for Electro House Bass sounds So Little Phatty or voyager?
i nearly went for a Minimoog D 1970 on Ebay the other day but it went for 2000 Euros so i left it... ( alot of money for an Antique)
With Which Sequencer are you using your voyager??